Antonovich (Gorky) 18

Office space with a premium designer renovation and a terrace of 60 sq.m.!
Office with an area of ​​392 sq.m. occupies the entire second floor of the royal house built in 1917, located on Antonovich Street 18. In the immediate vicinity of the park im. Shevchenko, excellent transport accessibility from all major directions, as well as the metro.
The first floor of the building is commercial premises with an entrance from the street.
The office is designed for 42 workplaces
and includes:
– 6 rooms with a capacity of 5 to 12 people
– 3 meeting rooms (2 of which can be combined)
– kitchen (with refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave)
– bathroom with shower area
– large server room / pantry
– a library with an equipped bar and 9 non-fixed workplaces, and zones of silence, relaxation and communication.
The library also has a real working fireplace. During the day, this room can be used for work or negotiations in an informal setting, and, if necessary, turn into a space for events.
The lounge area provides access to a 60 sq.m. terrace. under the shade of a chestnut tree with Nardi Italian outdoor furniture.
The office has supply and exhaust ventilation, duct air conditioning, wi-fi, ajax alarm, smoke detectors, a video surveillance system, a control and access control system to all work rooms and to the office itself, automatic external shutters on the windows.
Double glazed aluminum partitions provide excellent sound insulation between rooms.
The flooring is Austrian Mafi parquet designed for use in commercial premises.
The space is fully furnished and thought out for any working scenario. Work tables measuring 140 * 70cm (convenient for working even with two monitors), there are mounts for system units.
All working chairs, chairs in meeting rooms and upholstered furniture from the profim factory (very ergonomic and comfortable).
The peculiarity of the office is the art objects of famous Ukrainian artists integrated into the space (Nikita Vlasov, Sasha Bogomaz, Sergey Kondatyuk, Igor Selemenev, Dima Tarasenko, Lida Moroz, Yura Musatov, Vladimir Say, Masha Kulikovskaya)